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Body temperature from 98.5 to 99 is covid19 concern?
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Temperature: Appears normal. Your temperature is not of concern, actual pandemic remains of concern as about 1/5 of patients develop no symptoms.
Answered 4/3/2020
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COVID = fever >100: Usually we don't consider COVID until fever greater than 100 degress. However, only about 50% have fever initially and 80% over entire course
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